ConnectEd and its partners are developing curricula in various industry areas.

This website contains Integrated Performance Activities, including integrated lesson plans for construction, engineering, manufacturing, graphic arts, woodworking, transportation, and utilities.

A shared library of resources, the ACTE Lesson Plan Library allows a website visitor to search by topic, view sample lesson plans, request a lesson plan that is not in the library, and submit lesson plans.

This website provides teachers with a variety of resources, including Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) station outreach activities, details on PBS television programs, and lesson plans organized by curricular subject, topic, and grade level. Browsing by subject will provide teachers with access to lesson plans and activities for mathematics, science, social studies, and the arts. A number of the lesson plans and activities connect these subject areas to CTE areas such as agriculture, transportation, communications, engineering, journalism and media, technology and civilization, and architecture.

This website provides a comprehensive resource of crosswalks for career and technical education (CTE) teachers and administrators to use as they develop curriculum. Resources include crosswalks between Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) Codes and career clusters and between career cluster occupations and O*Net Occupations.

This website provides lesson plans created by teachers for lessons at the high school, middle school, and elementary levels in a variety of subject areas, including business & careers and technology & media. The lesson bank is supported by TeachNet, which seeks to help teachers use web-based technology in their practice.

Funded by the Vocational Information Center, this website provides a comprehensive resource list that can be used by both teachers and students. It presents career activities, preparation for career lesson plans, work-related lesson plans, vocational lesson plans, and lesson plans and activities organized by career path (agriculture; applied academics, including mathematics and science, arts and media, business, economics, and finance; construction and building trades; health and human services; and transportation and manufacturing).